Sentence examples for delicate human from inspiring English sources

The sororal bond is the most intricate and delicate human relationship there is.

Early releases of prisoners and other concessions on delicate human rights cases often precede such trips as good-will gestures.

He influenced two centuries of Sienese art – rich in narrative subtlety, delicate human interaction and intimate feeling of place.

Once the Russians announced on Friday that they would exercise their veto, the Chinese, often leery of taking a lone stand on delicate human rights issues, followed suit.

Her smaller sculptures are made from the same material – bobbins wound with tresses rather than thread, ginger spider's webs and delicate human forms and nests spun from hair.

It's not often that the typically rough-and-tumble atmosphere of the comedy stage softens enough to allow such moments of delicate human tenderness.

Dog skin is actually much more delicate than human skin and using shampoo made for humans is too harsh and the wrong pH.

In 2000, Martin Scorsese lauded Wes Anderson for knowing how to "convey the simple joys and interactions between people," noting that this "delicate" and "human" sensibility is rare in movies.

If doctors could look for tumors that small and in structures that delicate in humans, they might catch cases of breast or pancreatic cancer sooner, Tearney says.

Abbas Kiarostami was a mysterious and delicate fabulist of human nature and human relations, a film-maker whose stories were somehow in, but not of, the real world.

Showing his preoccupation with man's fallen nature, Newman wrote: "Quarry the granite rock with razors, or moor the vessel with a thread of silk; then may you hope with such keen and delicate instruments as human knowledge and human reason to contend against those giants, the passion and the pride of man".